Walter Pidgeon

Way of Tomorrow: The Evolution of Science Fiction Movies 22nd June 2022 as Self - (archive footage)

Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood 27th July 2018 as Self (archive footage)

Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker 28th October 1991 as actor 'Advise and 'Consent' (archive footage) (uncredited)

Fritz Lang, drawings for a film 1st January 1989 as Captain Alan Thorndike (stills from Man Hunt)

Sextette 3rd March 1978 as The Chairman

Two-Minute Warning 12th November 1976 as The Pickpocket

Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood 26th July 1976 as Grayson's Butler

That's Entertainment, Part II 16th May 1976 as (archive footage)

The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case 26th February 1976 as Judge Trenchard

Murder on Flight 502 21st November 1975 as Charlie Parkins

You Lie So Deep, My Love 25th February 1975 as Uncle Joe Padway

That's Entertainment! 21st June 1974 as (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Girl on the Late, Late Show 1st April 1974 as John Pahlman

Live Again, Die Again 16th February 1974 as Thomas Carmichael

Harry in Your Pocket 23rd September 1973 as Casey

The Neptune Factor 26th June 1973 as Dr. Samuel Andrews

Skyjacked 24th May 1972 as Sen. Arne Lindner

The Screaming Woman 29th January 1972 as Amos Larkin

The Mask of Sheba 9th March 1970 as Dr. Max van Condon

House on Greenapple Road 11th January 1970 as Mayor Jack Parker

Rascal 11th June 1969 as Sterling North (voice)

Funny Girl 19th September 1968 as Florenz Ziegfeld

The Vatican Affair 10th September 1968 as Herbert Cummings

Warning Shot 18th January 1967 as Orville Ames

How I Spent My Summer Vacation 7th January 1967 as Lewis Gannet

Cinderella 22nd February 1965 as King

The Shortest Day 14th February 1963 as Ernest Hemingway (uncredited)

Two Colonels 5th January 1963 as Colonello Henderson

Advise & Consent 6th June 1962 as Senate Majority Leader

Big Red 6th June 1962 as James Haggin

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 12th July 1961 as Admiral Harriman Nelson

Meet Me in St. Louis 26th April 1959 as Alonzo Smith

The All-Star Christmas Show 1st December 1958 as Self

The Rack 2nd November 1956 as Col. Edward W. Hall, Sr.

These Wilder Years 17th August 1956 as James Rayburn

Forbidden Planet 23rd March 1956 as Dr. Edward Morbius

The Glass Slipper 24th March 1955 as Narrator (voice)

Hit the Deck 24th February 1955 as Xavier Smith

Deep in My Heart 9th December 1954 as J.J. Shubert

The Last Time I Saw Paris 18th November 1954 as James Ellswirth

Men of the Fighting Lady 7th May 1954 as Cmdr. Dowling

Executive Suite 30th April 1954 as Frederick Y. Alderson

Dream Wife 19th June 1953 as Walter McBride

Scandal at Scourie 17th May 1953 as Patrick J. McChesney

The Bad and the Beautiful 25th December 1952 as Harry Pebbel

Million Dollar Mermaid 4th December 1952 as Frederick Kellerman

The Sellout 30th May 1952 as Haven D. Allridge

The Unknown Man 16th November 1951 as Dwight Bradley Masen

Quo Vadis 8th November 1951 as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

Calling Bulldog Drummond 2nd July 1951 as Major Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond

Soldiers Three 1st April 1951 as Col. Brunswick

The Miniver Story 26th October 1950 as Clem Miniver

That Forsyte Woman 3rd November 1949 as le jeune Jolyon Forsyte

The Red Danube 14th October 1949 as Col. Michael S. 'Hooky' Nicobar

Command Decision 23rd December 1948 as Major General Roland Goodlow Kane

Julia Misbehaves 8th August 1948 as William Sylvester Packett

If Winter Comes 31st December 1947 as Mark Sabre

The Secret Heart 25th December 1946 as Chris Matthews

Holiday in Mexico 15th August 1946 as Jeffrey Evans

Week-End at the Waldorf 4th October 1945 as Chip Collyer

Mrs. Parkington 12th October 1944 as Major Augustus Parkington

Twenty Years After 1st January 1944 as (archive footage)

Madame Curie 16th December 1943 as Pierre Curie

The Youngest Profession 26th February 1943 as Walter Pidgeon

White Cargo 12th December 1942 as Mr. Harry Witzel

Mrs. Miniver 3rd July 1942 as Clem Miniver

Design for Scandal 1st December 1941 as Jeff Sherman

How Green Was My Valley 28th October 1941 as Mr. Gruffydd

Blossoms in the Dust 15th August 1941 as Sam Gladney

Man Hunt 13th June 1941 as Captain Alan Thorndike

Flight Command 27th December 1940 as Squadron Commander Billy Gary

A New Romance of Celluloid: The Miracle of Sound 24th October 1940 as Self

Sky Murder 27th September 1940 as Nick Carter

Phantom Raiders 7th June 1940 as Nick Carter

Dark Command 15th April 1940 as William 'Will' Cantrell

It's a Date 22nd March 1940 as John Arlen

The House Across the Bay 1st March 1940 as Tim Nolan

Nick Carter, Master Detective 13th December 1939 as Nicholas 'Nick' Carter, aka Robert Chalmers

Stronger Than Desire 30th June 1939 as Tyler Flagg

6,000 Enemies 9th June 1939 as Steve Donegan

Society Lawyer 21st March 1939 as Christopher Durant

Listen, Darling 21st October 1938 as Richard Thurlow

Too Hot to Handle 16th September 1938 as Bill Dennis

The Shopworn Angel 15th July 1938 as Sam Bailey

The Girl of the Golden West 18th March 1938 as Sheriff Jack Rance

Man-Proof 7th January 1938 as Alan Wythe

A Girl with Ideas 1st November 1937 as Mickey McGuire

My Dear Miss Aldrich 17th September 1937 as Ken Morley

Saratoga 23rd July 1937 as Hartley Madison

As Good as Married 9th May 1937 as Fraser James

Girl Overboard 1st February 1937 as Paul Stacey

She's Dangerous 24th January 1937 as Dr. Scott Logan

Fatal Lady 15th May 1936 as David Roberts

Big Brown Eyes 3rd April 1936 as Richard Morey

Journal of a Crime 10th March 1934 as Florestan

The Kiss Before the Mirror 4th May 1933 as Lucy's Lover

Rockabye 25th November 1932 as Al Howard

The Hot Heiress 28th March 1931 as Clay

Kiss Me Again 7th January 1931 as Paul de St. Cyr

Going Wild 21st December 1930 as 'Ace' Benton

Viennese Nights 25th November 1930 as Franz von Renner

The Gorilla 2nd November 1930 as Arthur Marsden

Sweet Kitty Bellairs 5th September 1930 as Lord Varney

An Intimate Dinner in Celebration of Warner Bros. Silver Jubilee 1st August 1930 as Self

Bride of the Regiment 21st May 1930 as Colonel Vultow

Show Girl in Hollywood 20th April 1930 as Premiere Emcee

A Most Immoral Lady 22nd September 1929 as Tony Williams

Her Private Life 25th August 1929 as Ned Thayer

Melody of Love 10th October 1928 as Jack Clark

Clothes Make the Woman 4th June 1928 as Victor Trent

Turn Back the Hours 1st March 1928 as Philip Drake

Woman Wise 8th January 1928 as United States Consul

The Gateway of the Moon 1st January 1928 as Arthur Wyatt

The 13th Juror 13th November 1927 as Richard Marsden

The Gorilla 13th November 1927 as Stevens

The Girl from Rio 1st September 1927 as Paul Sinclair

The Heart of Salome 8th May 1927 as Monte Carroll

Marriage License? 5th September 1926 as Paul

Miss Nobody 27th June 1926 as Bravo

Old Loves and New 11th April 1926 as Clyde Lord Geradine

The Outsider 17th January 1926 as Basil Owen

Mannequin 11th January 1926 as Martin Innesbrook